Therapist: How are you?
Patient: Let's find out.
August27th
joined 2 years ago
I feel there's a certain sad irony about the domain on that link.
The video isn't working for me for whatever reason. I think it's something technical on my side. I'm sure the people in it are beautiful if you think they are; you seem to have a fascination with beauty!
If you are making videos, and posting (comic) art, I assume you are into art. What kinds of art are you into? Do you make other art?
I'm sorry to hear that you were beaten by members of your family as a child. You didn't deserve that. No child deserves that. I hope you are okay and safe today.
If you don't mind my asking, do you relate to Betty's words in some way because of your experience? If so, in what way?
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. You are helping me appreciate this comic more.
What did you relish about Betty's dialogue? Was it amusing and/or relatable to you?
I see your point about Veronica. Do you think she might be representing society in this comic? Who or what does Betty represent, do you think?
I think maybe this comic might have something to do with the dichotomy of shame and envy. Maybe your point about society relates somehow to that dichotomy? What do you think about that idea?
What part of it was most enjoyable to you? Can you describe it, and how it relates to your life, perhaps?
In your own words, what is the context, if you don't mind my asking? What is this image, and what is your interpretation of its (perhaps underlying) meaning?
What were the top 5 most surprising things, in your opinion, off the top of your head?
I am having flashbacks to the scene in Idiocracy where the doctor is talking about his wife.
How do you afford your rock and roll lifestyle?
For what it's worth, I hereby acknowledge you are your own person.
*looks around* That's a pretty big if.